The Vishnupur Gharana, Mymensingh Gharana, and Birbhum Gharana are all prominent Gharanas of Baul Music.

Baul Music is primarily performed in the Bengali language.

The Ektara is a one-stringed instrument commonly used in Baul Music.

Baul Music primarily focuses on themes of love and devotion.

Lalon Shah, Hason Raja, and Fakir Lalon Shah are all notable Baul singers.

Baul singers traditionally wear a Lungi, a long piece of cloth wrapped around the waist.

Baul Music is believed to have originated in the Bengal region of Bangladesh.

Baul Gaan is the primary form of Baul Music.

Call-and-response singing, improvisation, and the use of folk instruments are all characteristic features of Baul Music.

Baul Music serves various purposes, including entertainment, religious devotion, and social commentary.

Love and devotion, social justice, and political satire are all common themes in Baul Music.

Baul Music is traditionally performed in the Bengali language.

Purna Das Baul is a notable Baul singer from the Vishnupur Gharana.

Abbas Uddin Ahmed is a notable Baul singer from the Mymensingh Gharana.

Pannalal Bhattacharya is a notable Baul singer from the Birbhum Gharana.